No cheese left on my pizza!
 

So for lunch I hunted a food truck downtown and found a pizza truck. They make the pizzas fresh hand tossed, in a brick oven, I got mine with cheese and sopresseta. Anyway I hop back in the BRZ with my fresh blazing hot pizza and drive home, get in the door and open up the pizza box and WTF the whole pie is missing the cheese, then I noticed the cheese was all on one side of the box, probably got flung off around a corner.

So moral of the story, let your pizza cool before going driving! :bonk:

:word:

Similar thing happens to the stuff in my briefcase after work. By the time I get home, everything is thrown around the trunk.

What the fuck.

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Nick C.

Wouldn't be an issue for me seeing as I would never let the box of pizza into my car in the first place. :word:

I used to deliver pizza, I bet it is because you simply placed it in your passenger seat. the angle of the seat causes the hot-oh-so-melty cheese to run off. you need what I called a "pizza prop" to prop up the pizza to a level position.

lesson learned.

one time i went to the mall a phone call from zebra nacho cheese on hot dog came around the corner and said hi

One time at band camp....................

I um... what

Flip over your trunk mat to have the rubber side up. Nothing moves around anymore, not even clothes when layed out.

I haven't done this in my 86, but I did do this in my Suburban and I can concur, it works pretty well.

Bunta Fujiwara is not impressed:

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Nick C.

nice cup of jizz

I've never had this issue. I have found that the front seat holds a medium pizza box near perfectly and the heated seat helps keep it that much warmer!